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Reports to governing body and director of the division. The library board of directors shall: provide an annual report to the city governing body on the condition and operation of the library, including a financial statement; and provide
The library board must appoint a competent librarian, and the librarian serves as the library board’s executive officer.
A person may vest title to money, personal property, or real estate donated for a library’s benefit in the library board of directors.
Certain library-related entities may cooperate, merge, or consolidate to provide library services.
If a city library consolidates with a county library, the city library board of directors must transfer all assets and, unless Subsection (2) applies, trust funds to the county library board of directors. The city library must stop operating.
A county legislative body may establish and maintain a public library, and counties may levy a limited annual tax to fund it.
When the county decides to establish and maintain a public library, the county executive must appoint a library board of 5 to 9 county citizens, with county legislative body advice and consent. Board membership increases are limited, terms must be staggered, directors serve without compensation, and certain actual and
Library board terms -- Officers -- Removal -- Vacancies. Each director of a library board shall be appointed for a four-year term, or until the director's successor is appointed. Initially, appointments shall be made for one-, two-,
The library board of directors manages library funds, property, buildings, and operations, subject to county executive approval and county ordinances, policies, and procedures.
Library boards must make library rules consistently with county ordinances, policies, and procedures. Libraries established under this part must be free for use by inhabitants of the taxed area, subject to county-ordinance rules.
The library board of directors must file annual reports to the county executive and county legislative body, and also to the director of the division.
The library board must recommend a competent librarian candidate to the county executive, who must act within 30 days by appointing the person or asking for another recommendation.
A person donating money, personal property, or real estate for a library may vest title in the county.
Certain library-related entities may cooperate, merge, or consolidate to provide library services.
The library board of directors must give the county executive and county legislative body a written estimate of the money needed for the library and certify the amount before the county tax-levy deadline.
A county may issue previously authorized library bonds if the election authorized them, the proposition said they would be paid from county ad valorem taxes, the election passed, and no bonds have yet been issued.
This section defines key terms used in the chapter.
Utah Historical Society -- Creation -- Purpose. There is created within the department the Utah Historical Society under the administration and general supervision of the executive director or the designee of the executive director. The
The executive director must appoint a director of the society, after consulting the board.
The society must carry out a set of Utah history and heritage duties, may make reproductions, and may only deaccession certain items under division rules.
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